The Throwaway Children Free Audiobook Download by Diney Costeloe

Sexuality is a major element of the novel from which Costeloe draws inspiration. The Throwaway Children speaks to society's treatment of sexuality, having been written over a century ago in France.

The Throwaway Children is a novel written by Diney Costeloe and narrated by Anne Dover. It tells the story of a single mother, Elizabeth, who lives in New York City with her teenage son, Zachary. When Elizabeth's parents die and leave her nothing, she takes Zachary and moves to California to live with them. She meets a new man who has two children of his own and she soon realizes that he might not be what she bargained for.

The Throwaway Children is a fiction novel by author Diney Costeloe. This book is about a young girl who remembers nothing of her life before she was five years old. When she turns five, she finds herself in a world of white and grey, from which there seems to be no escape. She learns that the society around her has an order - children are raised and then "thrownaway" when they hit adulthood. The story follows this little girl's life as she slowly learns more about who she really is and what purpose she has been given by this society.

Inspired by true events, this is a gripping novel about domestic violence in the US. The main protagonist, Tina, is an eighteen year-old girl who has been brutalized by her parents for years and abused by her partner. It doesn't take long for Tina to realize that she needs to run away from it all in order to save herself and couldn't be happier when she gets accepted into art school.

The Throwaway Children is the story of a teenage girl with social anxiety and a disordered eating disorder who is beginning to unravel as she begins to investigate the circumstances surrounding her parents. In order to distract herself from these painful thoughts, she throws herself head first into volunteerism and activism, becoming involved in various causes around her.

The Throwaway Children was a heartbreaking read. It is about the terrible effects that severely neglectful parents have on their children, and how the children in turn sometimes go on to mistreat their own children. The book is about how this cycle of abuse can be broken.